Ninth Wonder and Mussolini discuss the completion of their 'Don & I' trilogy, highlighting how their producer-artist partnership elevates career longevity and industry perception. They explore the impact of AI on music production, emphasizing that while technology evolves, human feeling and intellectual property remain irreplaceable. The conversation also covers Mussolini's journey from underground rapper to mainstream success and Ninth Wonder's advice on raising musical daughters through early exposure to diverse music.
“I think for Don and I three, it's like a step-by-step booklet for you to be around women, have fun with women, where to take them to eat, what do they like to do, how you need to talk to them... how you need to court them.”
“I don't want to see DJ Premiere every day. I don't want to see P Rock every day. I want to keep them as where I used to keep them when I was a teenager... The fact that I live there and I can stay away from the hustle and the bustle of it all. The fact that why I'm still in it and I'm not tired of it yet.”
“It cannot create feeling and it cannot create thoughts that you have that you hadn't put out there yet... Once you put it out there, then it's... we put all type of content on Instagram every day... Now we seeing the backlash of it. So you can't, you know, what's up here is up here.”
“She's a college graduate. She graduated five days after me. Wow. She's a college graduate. She's a member of Delta Sigma Theta and she is in grad school right now currently... And she knows music. She loves it. Her favorite is Dilla.”
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